We started the design with the “Indian Jali” (Lattice Screen) as our inspiration. The Jali is a perforated stone screen consisting of intricate ornamental work using complex geometrical shapes and connections.
Monthly Archives: December 2013
Floral Geometry
Inspired by the Indian traditional folk art know as rangoli. The tile represents one of the many designs/patterns of the rangoli art.Rangoli is generally made during the Indian festivals in the living rooms and courtyards floors. They are meant to be scared welcoming areas for the Hindu deties.These ancient symbols have been passed down through [...]
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The Illusionist
We designed our tile using hexagons that create undulations on the surface such that they form concave-convex surfaces. The forms seem to interchange, creating an illusion. When the liquid is poured on the tile it flows to the valleys and dips which contains it and creates an opposite effect as the tile itself does before [...]
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Channel Country
Inspired by the vast and infinite Channel Country, in Australia’s Outback, there is a strong reminiscence to the inevitable erosion from a constant yet patient force.
Posted in Giacomo Fiorani, Ian Harold Mann, Ismail Gokhan Catikkas, Uncategorized Tagged #Gaudi would have loved this, #inspiredbynature, 3D milling, advanced tiles, Channel country, CNC Milling Comments closed